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Ma'at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece. She was frequently depicted as a winged deity. The totem was a stone platform that represented the sturdy basis upon which order was built, the primal mount that is claimed to have originally emerged from the waters of Nun or chaos.
Ma'at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece. She was frequently depicted as a winged deity. The totem was a stone platform that represented the sturdy basis upon which order was built, the primal mount that is claimed to have originally emerged from the waters of Nun or chaos.
Ma'at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece. She was frequently depicted as a winged deity. The totem was a stone platform that represented the sturdy basis upon which order was built, the primal mount that is claimed to have originally emerged from the waters of Nun or chaos.

Goddess Maat with Outstretched Wings

Ma’at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece.

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Ma’at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece. She was frequently depicted as a winged deity.

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 30 × 5 × 5 cm
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Ma'at was shown as a woman wearing a crown with a single ostrich feather as a headpiece. She was frequently depicted as a winged deity. The totem was a stone platform that represented the sturdy basis upon which order was built, the primal mount that is claimed to have originally emerged from the waters of Nun or chaos.Goddess Maat with Outstretched Wings
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